Ohados' Guestbook



22nd March 2007

Camera
It's nice to be back home :) Canon A610. a simple one... ohad
10th March 2007

Beautiful places to visit
Your photos are beautiful. What camera do you use? Railay beach is extremely popular with rock climbers. They come from all over the world visiting the place. Hope our memories are as vividand beautiful as you pictures
9th March 2007

thanks
for sharing. It is lovely...what happens now at home
9th March 2007

Thank you for the memories
This reminded me of my trip to Thailand 18 months ago. It was the most amazing place I have ever been to. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
8th March 2007

Grand Finale indeed!
The sunset pictures are all amazing. The colors are so... I don't even have words for it. Just take my hat off and bow my head before the beauty of the world.
1st March 2007

hi guys
i hope you remember, we go way back to our poor situation in closed nepal. i am so proud off you!! you just keep on going and dont miss anithing. lily- the pictures you'v taken ( i have seen all of them) are buetifull, ohad dont take it personely but i can allmost bet that lily took most of them. any way keep having fun
7th February 2007

You two are missed
I wish you both well. Me and Shell have been reading the blog. Which has been very useful as we are headed that way. We are in the Aandaman s now (Little Israel) But fly ou to Kolkata in one hour and then split. The two sisters volunteering and me doing a 5 week marathon trip across northern India before meeting up in Thailand. We wish you both well. And blessings on the last month abroad. Till that day my friends. Take care to live. - Jeremy
4th February 2007

Delhi
Ohados, as always, I adore the way you write your impressions, passing us the details of places you visited. It's all written in a strait forward and in a very honest way. It seems that you never try to make a place look more beautiful, ugly or boring than it actually is. Reading your blogs give me a clear picture, precise facts, and nice photos to show what you are trying to convey. I guess that Delhi isn't, after all, a dreadful place to visit, and I wouldn't reply with absulute 'no' once I get an invitation to go there. Thanks --- aviva
3rd February 2007

keep it comming
kol hakavod you are takeing the effort to back-date all your adventure! cant wait for it. ..how did you get a photo of the Taj with no people?
31st January 2007

Hi!! its so great to read your blog everytime, bring back memories..we hated luang prabang when we were there. so tourisic!! when you come back home you have to be in touch..same numbers, same e-mail.. Keep in touch and enjoy in the islands.. lots of kisses!!!
21st January 2007

the other side of earth
Guys, great adventures and pictures :-) was great to be with you in India and Nepal, and wish I could stay in the east too, but... I'm in New Zealand :-) lot's of rain, but beautiful country, pictures soon...
16th January 2007

come rain or shine
what a fun place!!! amazing how the place can change in 4 months between rainy and dry season. using your naming convention for entrees - we would have called ours: "These mist covered mountains Are a home now for me"
6th January 2007

to Lee Kay
true. they won't. they have adoptd capitalism better than anyone else... and yeh, the smog really killed us epsecially when using the tuk tuks.
6th January 2007

They'll never change...
...or at least not for a long time. They want your money. You know it, and they know you know it. They'll do everything you want to get it, and nothing more. Still, it's a fun city. At least when you're not choking on the smog- how was that for you? PS nice to see some of the sites are no longer in restoration- it's always a bummer to come to an attraction and only see scaffoldings.
6th January 2007

Maybe...
Talked to my brother- he said they didn't stay there but spent some time there anyway. Even if you didn't see hom, it's still a funny coincidence.
5th January 2007

Happy New Year!
Great to hear from you. When I'm reading your blog, it's like I'm traveling the world without leaving my chair... Happy New Year from Tali and me.
26th December 2006

Oh Arambul Arambul.....
Hi Guys, Great photos from Arambul. I miss this place very much. How come you didnt take a photo of "Rice Bowl" :-) keep on having fun!!! lots of kisses, Rotem
26th December 2006

superb
very nice, i am in arambol for last two months, but i never seen such a great scenerys , keep going on.
25th December 2006

mazal tov
to Natalie's parents
24th December 2006

to Lee Kay
hey dude, tnx! i think i saw someone who looks a bit like u in hampi, maybe it was him ? :) did he stay in Mogli guest house?
24th December 2006

Eize Keta
I just spoke with my brother yesterday- he and his wife are in Hampi now (they don't run a blog, though) and he told me almost the same things about the place. Keep up the good writing, guys!
22nd December 2006

Hard Rock Travelblog
Seems like a place of a 'Rice Fields Rorever' and a 'Rock fields Forever...' the idea of the Stone Carriage is amazing, but no less than the shape and strange position of Hampi Rocks. I saw the two rocks (which create a little arch), and it looks like a Huge Rock- kissing ;-) . magic pillars... magic and romantic place. Belissimo !
13th December 2006

amazing
hi folks, nice to see pictures here, very nice, keep it up.
13th December 2006

video
Hados, i'm amazed how fast you created the blog. I sadly admit that I've missed lots of good pictures by using video rather than using camera.It was fun seeing our photo right at the start of your blog. Indeed , it was a great reunion and a great trip, it was like sailing into a good dream. Looking forward to our next one. Lots of love, keep it flowing... aviva
12th December 2006

Really cool- we're missing you here
But it is definitely not a reason to be back. Keep on having fun. Zuri

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